Edwardian Design Marquise and Round Brilliant Cut Diamond and 18 Karat White Gold Choker Necklace on Grosgrain Ribbon. Diamonds E-F color, VS1 clarity. Measures 14″ L, 1-1/4″ drop. Approx. weight (with ribbon): 32.5 grams. Condition: Very good condition. Estimate: $4000.00 – $6000.00 Domestic Shipping: $30.00

Material: Leather, Rubber & Nylon
Condition: Game-Worn

Size 13.5
High-Top
Includes a Letter of Authenticity from JSA and original laces.

Paint-decorated Dower Chest “Noah Mali,” Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, 1846, the molded lift top above a well with till, overall painted red, the top painted with rectangular reserves, the facade lettered in yellow “Noah Mali” and dated 1846, above a rectangular reserve painted with a scene of a red-roofed two-story house, and flanking floral reserves, on molded and shaped black-painted bracket base, ht. 22 1/2, wd. 41 1/4, dp. 19 1/4 in.

Alfa Romeo’s first eight-cylinder road car was introduced in 1931 as a successor to the 6C 1750. This was the legendary 8C 2300, designed by the equally legendary Vittorio Jano who was one of the first automotive engineers to create high-performance cars that were tailor-made for sustained full-throttle running on high-speed roads – all with the purpose of keeping Alfa Romeo at the forefront of international motor racing. Jano succeeded: the 8C would prove a formidable weapon, winning race after race in the first half of the 1930s, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans four times with among others, Luigi Chinetti, Tazio Nuvolari, and Raymond Sommer as drivers.

The heart of this formidable machine is its supercharged, straight-eight, twin-overhead-camshaft engine, which Jano arranged in effect as two four-cylinder units in tandem with the cam-drive gears amidships. Bore and stroke were 66 x 88 mm giving 2,336 cc, while the twin-lobe Roots-type supercharger was driven at 1.33-times crankshaft speed. The Corto (short) chassis had a wheelbase of 2.75 meters, and the Lungo (long) version one of 3.1 meters. Boasting a four-speed manual gearbox and powerful drum brakes all round, these Alfa Romeos were genuine 100 mph cars, reliably producing over 140 horsepower at 5,000 rpm. 1934 was the last year of manufacture of the Alfa Romeo 8C 2300.

(Disneyland, 1957) The original lighted entrance sign for Don DeFore’s Silver Banjo Barbecue in Frontierland. From 1957 to 1962, this banjo-shaped sign hung over the popular restaurant, inviting guests in for a meal presented by popular film and television star, Don DeFore. The restaurant closed in 1961 to allow for an expansion of Aunt Jemima’s Kitchen. Original artifacts from this short-lived early Frontierland location are some of the most difficult to come by. This one-of-a-kind original sign features hand-painted lettering and a metal body, and has been fitted with an electrical plug for a stunning lighted display. Following the closure of the restaurant, DeFore kept this sign and displayed it for many years in his home. This sign comes from the collection of Disneyland historian and author of “Growing Up in Disneyland,” Ron DeFore, Don DeFore’s son. Measuring approximately 58″ tall, the sign is in very good overall condition with expected minor wear throughout from use and age. This item will require special shipping arrangements, please inquire for details and estimates.

Gertrude Fiske
Am. 1879-1961 Turbat’s Creek

Oil on canvas Signed on verso 20 1/4″ x 27 1/8″ actual, 30 143″ x 37 7/8″ framedProvenance: Estate of the Artist, Tom Veilleux Gallery, Private Collection MichiganExhibitions: Gertrude Fiske, American Master, Portsmouth, NH 2018

The Beatles Group Autograph
Pen signed autographs in blue on a white card including John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney; inscribed ‘love from the Beatles to Wendy’; framed with a photograph and reproduction photograph of the band posed with their instruments
Condition: Very Good, light wear overall to the frame; not examined out of the frame
Height: 5 1/2 inches, Width: 3 1/4 inches (visible paper size with autograph)
Frame Size: 23 3/4 inches by 18 inches
Category: Collectibles > Hollywood

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A lady’s diamond and sapphire fashion ring in good condition consisting of: One approximate 0.85 carat (calculated weight, approximate measurement 8.7 x 5.2 x 3.2 millimeter), marquise brilliant cut natural diamond judged to be of fair cutting (62% table; thin to very thick girdle; normal crown angle; good polish and fair symmetry), G.I.A. “I” color and “I2” clarity. This diamond exhibits a medium blue fluorescence. Six approximate 0.05 to 0.06 carat (gauged 2.4 to 2.6 millimeter, estimated total weight 0.33 carat), round brilliant cut natural diamonds judged to be of good cutting, G.I.A. “I” and “J” color and “VS2” and “I1” clarity. Six approximate 0.07 carat (gauged 2.5 millimeter, estimated total weight 0.42 carat), round faceted mixed cut, transparent blue stones judged to be natural corundum (sapphire) of good proportioning and finish (10 to 30% brilliancy), G.I.A. colored stone description grade “4” tone and “3” saturation, Type II, “SI2” and “I1”. The above-mentioned stones are set into a 14 karat (judged by testing) yellow gold, cast, die struck and assembled, contemporary bark finish design mounting, tapering from 16.4 to 4.15 millimeters. This mounting features a four prong white gold basket center head flanked by the smaller diamonds the sapphires in four prong settings. There is no trademark and this is judged to be of good overall quality. The gross weight of this ring is 12.72 grams and the detail of the design is pictured below. REPLACEMENT COST NEW $ 3,700.00